The post-レイシャル United States

The post-レイシャル United States (English: Post-racial America) is the de-racial United States and the United States beyond the race problem and is the theoretical world that supposed the state that preferential treatment and discrimination and the preconception by the race disappeared from the United States of America.

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Summary

There are people whom I believe when the whole country is in condition by election and intermarriage of President Barack Obama being received in the American widely [¹]. On the other hand, like tea party motion, there are people believing a group to lecture on when such a thing is not taking place [²].

39% of African-Americans felt it when in the better state five years ago and, in the public opinion poll that research institute and National Public Radio performed jointly with a zing in January, 2010, increased by 19% in comparison with an investigation in 2008 [³]. On the other hand, there is the person that the United States of America challenges the social thought beyond the race problem like Mario station wagon Peebles of an actor, the movie director who made TV documentary "Fair Game" (suitable target) [⁴].

History

Prehistory

• 1861 - Civil War
• 1898 - Wilmington riot
• It is the discrimination by the - Jim Crow method until 1964
• It is established - National Association for the Advancement of Colored People in 1910
• 1954 - Brown Decision
• 1955 - Montgomery bus boycott case
• 1957 - Little Rock high school case
• 1962 - Meredith case
• 1963 - Washington grand march
• 1964 - citizenship method establishment, promotion of the affirmative action
• 1965 - Bloody Sunday case、Watts riot
• 1992 - L.A. uprising
• The assumption of office of 2009 - President Barack Obama

Assumption of office post

• January, 2009 - Oscar Grant shooting to death case
• February, 2012 - tray Bonn Martin shooting to death case
• Racial slur case of April, 2014 - Donald sterling
• July, 2014 - Eric Garner death from suffocation case
• August, 2014 - Michael Braun shooting to death case

Footnote

1. ^ Haq, Husna. (June 4, 2010). Interracial marriage: more than double the rate in the 1,980s. Christian Science Monitor.
2. ^ Dwyer, Devin. (May 25, 2010). Post-Racial America? Not Yet, Civil Rights Legend Andrew Young Says. ABC News.
3. ^ Block, Melissa. (January 12, 2010). Poll: Post-Obama, Black Americans More Optimistic. All Things Considered. National Public Radio.
4. ^ Martin, Michael. (January 29, 2010). Mario Van Peebles On A 'Post-Racial' America. Tell Me More. National Public Radio.Honors109

Allied item

• Melting pot

Outside link

• Asahi Shimbun "the post-race society hot look to pour the President" (January 25, 2009)
• Probably because AFP "visits the United States" for "the post-racial discrimination era" (April 21, 2012)
• The ハフィントンポスト "article with the Post Racial America tag"

Allied documents

• Kaplan, H. Roy. (2011). The Myth of Post-Racial America: Searching for Equality in the Age of Materialism. Rowman & Littlefield. ISBN 1610480058.
• Parks, Gregory. Matthew Hughey. (2011). The Obamas and a (Post) Racial America? Series in Political Psychology. Oxford University Press. ISBN 0199735204.
• Rodgers, Walter. (January 5, 2010). A year into Obama' s presidency, is America postracial? Christian Science Monitor.
• Tesler, Michael. David O. Sears. (2010). Obama's Race: The 2008 Election and the Dream of a Post-Racial America. University of Chicago Press. ISBN 0226793834.

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